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The Sinking of the Lusitania: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Steven Otfinoski Spies of the American Revolution: An Interactive Espionage Adventure (You Choose: Spies) by Elizabeth Raum The Story of Juneteenth: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Steven Otfinoski George Ivanoff is a Melbourne author who’s written more than 100 books for kids and teens, including the interactive You Choose series, the non-fiction Survival Guides, the RFDS Adventures and the Other Worlds series. World War II Naval Forces: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: World War II) by Elizabeth Raum

Mexican Immigrants in America: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Rachael Hanel I.R. Iran World Award for Book of the Year in Islamic Studies and Iranian Studies, Islamic Republic of Iran ASA Section on Teaching and Learning in Sociology's Scholarly Contributions to Teaching and Learning Award Apollo 11 Moon Landing: An Interactive Space Exploration Adventure (You Choose: Space) by Thomas K. Adamson George’s books and stories have been shortlisted for numerous awards and he is thrilled that You Choose: The Treasure of Dead Man’s Cove won the 2015 YABBA for Fiction for Younger Readers.Norma K. Hemming Award for Excellence in Themes of Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality and Disability in Science Fiction & Fantasy

The Child Labor Reform Movement: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Steven Otfinoski Can You Survive the Wilderness?: An Interactive Survival Adventure (You Choose: Survival) by Matt Doeden There are three other You Choose books now. You Choose in Space follows the original format but places everything in an extra-terrestrial setting. You Choose Your Dreams stimulates imaginations by asking how it would feel to be gigantic or tiny or a wild animal or made of cheese. And the sequential nature of You Choose Fairy Tales increases the storytelling possibilities.ASA Section on the Sociology of Consumers and Consumption’s Distinguished Scholarly Publication Award The Making of the Social Network: An Interactive Modern History Adventure (You Choose: Modern History) by Michael Burgan

Talk on Birdtalk in Italian in Milan led to Radio Uno and RAI Tre interviews, in English, WNYC (Lopate). At Battle in World War II: An Interactive Battlefield Adventure (You Choose: Battlefields) by Matt DoedenNicholl Fellowship in Screenwriting (Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences) --script adaptation International Institute for Asian Studies Most Accessible and Captivating Work for the Non-Specialist Reader Accolade You could play a game where you can only choose things beginning with a particular letter, the first letter of your name for example. Or maybe the chosen things must all have a predominant colour. Goya Award for Best Cinematography, Editing, Make- Up and Hairstyles, New Actress, Screenplay- Original, and Special Effects International Space Station: An Interactive Space Exploration Adventure (You Choose: Space) by Allison Lassieur

Jason, the Argonauts, and the Golden Fleece: An Interactive Mythological Adventure (You Choose: Ancient Greek Myths) by Blake Hoena Indiana University Writers' Conference Award for the Most Distinguished Work of Fiction depicting the Indiana scene Can You Survive a Zombie Apocalypse?: An Interactive Doomsday Adventure (You Choose: Doomsday) by Anthony WacholtzThe Winchester Mystery House: A Chilling Interactive Adventure (You Choose: Haunted Places) by Matt Doeden The Korean War: An Interactive Modern History Adventure (You Choose: Modern History) by Michael Burgan The Voting Rights Act of 1965: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Michael Burgan World War II on the Home Front: An Interactive History Adventure (You Choose: History) by Martin Gitlin Of course, the pictures provide numerous possibilities for additional things to discuss, too. ‘How would it feel to have a wizard as a relative?’ ‘Would you rather live in a cave or a treehouse?’ ‘If you had a pet dragon, what name would you give it?’ ‘What kind of person would wear pointy shoes like those?’